julio 24, 2026
Length: 367mm. Setback: 0mm. Rail Type: 7 x 7 mm | Round.
julio 24, 2026
In like-new condition, it shows no signs of use and is ready to be installed on your bike for a performance upgrade. Length: 367mm.
julio 24, 2026
BRAND NEW Thomson Elite Seatpost 30.9, Zero Offset, 367mm Length. FREE SHIPPING to the continental US only. The made in the USA Elite Seatpost is designed for durability. Its long seat rail cradle limits saddle rails from bending and features captive hardware. Featuring infinite tilt adjustment between -5 degrees and +29 degrees.Post and cradle are machined from one piece of AL-7000Accommodates seat tube angles of 62 deg or more41mm seat rail grip length30.9mm diameterZero offset367 mm length
julio 24, 2026
Length: 367mm. The head is not pressed or bonded in. This allows for superior strength and minimum weight, allowing higher strength at low weights. It features Setback: 16mm.
julio 24, 2026
Zero Set Back. Used - looks good with scuffing on the clamp end - can't be seen when installed.
julio 24, 2026
Length: 367mm Uncut. Weight: 241g. Setback: 0mm.
julio 24, 2026
julio 24, 2026
Made from lightweight aluminum alloy with a clever two-bolt clamping head design that allows for use with both round alloy and oval carbon rails.
julio 24, 2026
The Thomson Elite SP-E128 30.9x367mm Alloy Seatpost in black is a high-quality, durable seatpost for mountain bikes. Made in the USA with lightweight aluminum material, this seatpost is 367mm long and 30.9mm in diameter, making it suitable for various bike models. The Thomson brand is known for its reliability and strength, ensuring a stable and comfortable riding experience for cyclists. The sleek black color adds a stylish touch to any bike, making it a popular choice among cycling enthusiasts.
julio 24, 2026
julio 24, 2026
Length: 367mm. Model: Elite. Condition: Used, good. Very light wear throughout, nothing too bad. Clamp style: 7x7. -Local pickup always available.
julio 24, 2026
Used Thomson 31.8mm width seatpost that is 367mm long. A little fading or rub of the black on the post just to the left of the "max" word on the post itself.